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alternative syntax

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edited Sep 17, 2015 at 11:45

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I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ openssl zlib -d < /tmp/data
...

or

$ openssl zlib -d -in /tmp/data

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ openssl zlib -d < /tmp/data
...

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ openssl zlib -d < /tmp/data

or

$ openssl zlib -d -in /tmp/data

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

Avoid useless use of cat.

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edit approved Jan 22, 2015 at 8:47

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I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ cat /tmp/data | openssl zlib -d < /tmp/data
...

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ cat /tmp/data | openssl zlib -d
...

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ openssl zlib -d < /tmp/data
...

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)

don't mention that zlib library has to be availeble, since it is obvious; reformulate

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edited Mar 23, 2014 at 21:13

mykhal

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I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ cat /tmp/data | openssl zlib -d
...

*NOTE: the zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0

But only if openssl was installed using the option .(OpenSSL has to be configured/configurebuilt with zlib (while the or zlib library was available-dynamic option, the latter is default).

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ cat /tmp/data | openssl zlib -d
...

*NOTE: the zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0

But only if openssl was installed using the option ./configure zlib (while the zlib library was available).

I have found a solution (one of the possible ones), it's using openssl:

$ cat /tmp/data | openssl zlib -d
...

*NOTE: zlib functionality is apparently available in recent openssl versions >=1.0.0 (OpenSSL has to be configured/built with zlib or zlib-dynamic option, the latter is default)